1922 Ford Model TT Depot Hack - Fully Restored Early Ford Utility
Classic This 1922 Ford Model TT Depot Hack is a rare piece of early
automotive history built on the Model TT 1-ton chassis. Originally
designed to transport passengers from train and ship depots to
resorts, this unique wood-bodied wagon offers vintage charm and
extensive restoration work. Features Include: Model TT 1-ton
chassis 4-cylinder engine 4-passenger seating Large rear luggage
area Restored wood body Rebuilt wood wheels with new tires, tubes,
and flaps Reworked wiring harness and electrical system Rebuilt
magneto and coil components Engine rebuilt with crankshaft bearings
resized Transmission professionally remachined Converted to 12-volt
alternator system Rebuilt seats Electric start and hand crank
operation Clean title A fascinating early Ford classic with
extensive restoration completed over the past decade. This Model TT
Depot Hack is a rare opportunity for collectors, museums, or
enthusiasts looking for a truly unique piece of Ford history.
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Location: This vehicle is located at our client's home, not in
Cadillac, Michigan. Showroom Access: We have a showroom with
approximately 35 vehicles, available by appointment only. Contact
First: Please call us at 231-468-2809 EXT 1 to speak with one of
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